• Change directory to webapp/server and run npm ci
• Run npm run pack
• Copy dist/server-linux to the VM (Azure or AWS)
• On the VM python must be installed
• From now on we are working on the VM
• Execute the following command on the directory where the server-linux is chmod +x server-linux
• key.pem, cert.pem, auth.json, and .env must be in the same directory as the server-linux
  • key.pem is the private key of the server certificate*
  • cert.pem is the public key of the server certificate*
  • auth.json is the authentication file for the server. This must be updated according to Azure OAuth settings
  • .env is the environment file for the server. The contents of this file is given in the last section.

* The server certificate should be generated using Let's Encrypt. Check here for instructions.

auth.json is given here in this repository but for safety reasons roll new keys and update the JSON file accordingly.

• ORIGIN_HOST should be changed according to the environment.
• Azure OAuth must be reconfigured according to the environment. That is, the redirect URI must be changed.
• AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, S3_BUCKET_NAME should be modified if the bucket has changed hands.

• SESSION_KEY: This is used to encrypt the session cookie.
• FALLBACK_TYPE: This is the type of the fallback file served to users in case cookies didn't worked.
• AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: This is the access key for the AWS S3 bucket.
• AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: This is the secret key for the AWS S3 bucket.
• S3_BUCKET_NAME: This is the name of the AWS S3 bucket.
• ORIGIN_HOST: This is the host of the server. (i.e. https://denizugur.dev)
• REDIS_URL*: This is the redis URL. (i.e. redis://host:port)

* These are optional. Just enter a random string if using the packaged version.

Example .env file:

SESSION_KEY=randomstring
FALLBACK_TYPE=hw1
...